The Republican Thunderdome

^ That is a non-denial denial.   Did you vote for Obama based on that information.   If no, why not?

Trumps claims to be a Christian as does MTG, so one cannot speak for every group, but you asked for it ---

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/trump-plans-sweeping-undocumented-immigrant-roundups-detention-camps-report-2023-11-11/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98pzkgjkLvo


As for putting Gay people in camps that was a projection and I can only assume. But you need to face reality: Trump, Steve Bannon and all their sociopathic followers would probably like nothing better.   But yes, I am guessing on that one.

As for your unfunny & frivolous "Summer vaction camps, basketball camps, nature camps, YMCA", that just illustrates the lack of seriousness with which conservative voters take what the Bannon/Trump coalition would truly like to see.   You seem like a decent person but you are allying yourself with Fascists.

suitkees wrote: ^ I guess the question should rather be: "What does it say about the American voter?"

The "American voter" ?   Don't lump all good-thinking democratic Americans in with a shrinking population of authoritarian assh*les who hide behind the Bible and think immigrants & gay people should be put in camps.

The question is what does all of what's happening say about Conservative voters. Don't blame Joe Biden for the sociopathic mess that is the GOP.   Period.

Atavachron wrote: I'll take the guy not exactly inspiring anybody. Truth be told, Joe Biden is one of the best presidents we've had in my lifetime (I'm 57) .

Well he is an improvement over the guy who encourages his followers to attack police officers and thinks infectious diseases are going to just go away as in some kind of "miracle", but I wish Joe was better at communicating what he is doing about certain problems and better at convincing the public he is doing what he can.

suitkees wrote: ^ I guess the question should rather be: "What does it say about the American voter?"

It says at least two things,
1 - They are easily conned by a con artist.
2 - The other choice is not exactly inspiring anybody.

Those big needles can be pretty scary to little ones, thats why they get a lollipop after they have been injected with the CIA's gene altering synthetic DNA. Kind of reminds me of the good old days when LSD supposedly caused birth defects and marijuana made male breasts larger.

Atavachron wrote: So you're an average 1st grader ?   Wow, quite an admission. In that case there's no point in debating with a 1st grader, is there.

The reality is this..

Ask any good immunologist this one question.  What does the world know thus far about the human immune system?  Grading on a scale from pre-school level to college level.  College level would be that we know everything there is to know; the immune system is completely figured out.

I bet the average answer would be 1^st or 2^nd grade. So, we have 1^st graders playing with fire and the rest of us being in pre-school are looking up to them.  This is actually not the problem; after all, preschoolers should look up to those in first grade.  The problem is that the 1^st graders are overrun by bullies. The tyrants don’t care if they hurt you as long as they get your lunch money.  This was very apparent during our current crises when not all the 1^st graders had equal voice; consensus was not an option.

and hence the world is in the wonderful shape it's in..